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January, 17th - 20th, 2012 |
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| Kruger exhibitor at SHOT SHOW | |||
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Kruger Premium Targets exhibited first time with an own booth at SHOT SHOW in Las Vegas. The booth situated in the German Pavilion found a lot of attraction from the audience. The decision was quickly made, we will come back next year to Las Vegas. from left: Head of Sales Joachim Seibold, US Sales team with Susi Knoetig, Richard Ecker and US Sales Manager Michael Knoetig, Managing director Andreas Krüger |
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After the NRA, also the Olympic shooting body of the United States of America the USA SHOOTING signed a contract with Kruger Premium Targets. Kruger is the official target supplier of the USA Shooting now. On the picture from left: Managing director Andreas Krüger, USA SHOOTING Executive Director Robert Mitchell, Sales Manager Joachim Seibold |
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April 29 - May 1, 2011 |
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| Kruger Targets at NRA 2011 Annual Meetings & Exhibits in Pittsburgh, PA | |||
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NRA Annual Meeting & Exhibits, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania April 29-May1, 2011 About 70.000 visitors and more than 500 exhibitors |
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NRA Director Competitive Shooting Mike Krei and his wife Karen at our booth from left: US Sales Manager Michael Knoetig, Head of Sales Joachim Seibold, Karen Krei, NRA Director Competitive Shooting Mike Krei , Kruger CEO Markus Weisgerber |
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Kruger US Sales Team and Kruger Targets Management at our booth | ||
January 2011 |
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| Kruger Targets at the SHOT SHOW in Las Vegas. | |||
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The picture was taken during visiting the booth of the National Rifle Association of America (NRA). (FLTR Kruger Sales Manager Joachim Seibold, NRA National Pistol Manager Thomas F. Hughes, Director Andreas Krüger) |
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December 2011 |
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| NRA signs licensing deal with Krüger Target Company | |||
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Earlier this year, Competitive Shooting Director Mike Krei was in Germany for the 50th Anniversary International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Championships in Munich. While there he met with Adreas Krüger, owner of the Krüger Target Company, to discuss the potential licensing of NRA targets for manufacture and distribution. Last week, that potential turned into a reality. “We are pleased to announce that the Krüger Target Company and the NRA have signed a five year license agreement that allows Krüger to produce many of the targets used in NRA competitions,” said Krei. “Company owner Mr. Andreas Krüger and Sales Manager Joachim Seibold flew in from Germany to work out the contract and now they will be manufacturing NRA targets both nationally and internationally.” With more than 11,000 tournaments scheduled for 2011 and 120+ different targets used in those competitions, the NRA has precise guidelines when it comes to the paper quality of their targets. Due to those standards, only a handful of printers are currently licensed to produce official NRA targets. Now Krüger can be added to that handful. “Our company is excited to begin a partnership with such a strong organization as the NRA,” said Sales Manager Joachim Seibold. “We believe our targets will succeed in meeting the strict standards the NRA holds.” |
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| August 2010 | |||
| Krei meets with Kruger Targets | |||
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Mike Krei, Director of the NRA's Competitive Shooting Division, recently attended the 50th Anniversary International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Championships in Munich, Germany. Here is one of his reports: While on site at the International Shooting Sport Federation World Championships in Munich, I had the opportunity to met with the owner of Germany's Kruger Targets. Our discussion centered upon the potential licensing of NRA targets for manufacture and distribution. Kruger, one of the premier targets paper printers in Europe, works with most European Union Shooting Federations to provide targets for their competitions. It is generally accepted that Kruger has the best heavy pulp target paper in the world and that directly relates to the excellent clean bullet holes which are essential for precise scoring. Pictured above with Adreas Kruger, Owner of the Kruger Target Company, Krei tells NRAblog that it is very likely that the NRA's Competitive Shooting Division and Kruger Targets will have a contract signed by year end. |
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